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WAsmISGroy, May l7.-Mr. Hyatt, tho
newly appointed Treasurer, visited the
Trcasnr, Department this morning and
was presented to all the officers OF the
Treasnrer's office by Assistant Treasurer
Whelpley. lie says he will not take
chprvs of the offies before next week, Rt
i. viii require several days to perfect HE
Official bond and to comply With certain
feqiifeaients. He returned 10 NorTalk
Conn, this afternoon.
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ally opposed to thoee Of the land In which
they dwell and prosper.

In conclusion, my dear Mr.. Patton, II
our fellow countrymen must celebrate
something, let me suggest 10 Thorn that
the proper day for q political demonstra.
ton In Now York Is the Fourth Of July,
and on that day let them pray that the
day Ia not far distant when our less favor.
cd countrymen at home shall share with
no the b|esalnga oil Institutions founded
upon the political equality OF the citizens
the day when hereditary privilege will
be unknown, and when government Of
the people. by the people and for the PEG.
pie" will be the watchword Of English
speaking men throughout the world.
Sincerely yours,
ANDREW CARNEGIE.
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HArRRnrL, Mass, May H. MANY
association facsorise that arc running to.
day Will not open tomorrow, swelling tho
number oil lockou,s to sixty.live shons,
throwing out OF employment 1000 per.
sons. The LISTERS are ut work and will
probably continue, rs their price list hns
not yet been cut down. Tho mnuuiac-
inrers hope to secnre help sufficient to
enable them to open "free shops"
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liKRn Mosr has been exelcising his lungs
in Brooklyn on the taking topic "How Is 1t
that We are Poor, and How can we get
Rich?' Col. Most forgets that wealth ia
crime, and the only virtue is dynamite.
1t Is told IS On actual fact that the meet.
ing wao suddenly adjourned because a
butcher boy asked Mcat whether he ever
did dsy's work Ia his life.
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1s VOLUME XXXv.--NUMBER 229.

direct the eccle,lastical authorities Of the
Vatican to support at the next election for
the Chamber Of Deputies candidates ia.
voring such q reconciliation. The writer
says King Humbert ls powerless to &C.
unless public opinion points the way. II
is necessary therefore that tho Pope con.
unuing his policy Of Cancellation should
90 act "a to make posalble the election OF a
large majority who favor reconciliation.
The moment has come for decisive action.
Lot the Pope take the initiative and Italy
will DO grateful to him. The letter Of
signor Faszarl has been much discussed
In parliamentary circles In Rome,
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ST.. I,ou'S, May l7.--Jehn lIampcil re.
tired ut " o'clock last night sickencL
with beer. An hour latcr no aroue, stag,
gercd through tho window aud fcit from
tho third floor TO tho sidewalk, where Inn
VIVA picked up hall M hour lator in a
nude condition with his skull crushed and
life extinct.
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The territory cauvassed WAS along the
Wheeling and Elm Grove motor line, and
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, IA miles to
the State line nsnr West Alexander.
About onc.third OF the county has bsen
visited, and less Bible des!;tution found
in Ohio county than in Wheeling.
In the city more than one.eighth Of the
families were without the Scriptures;
whereas in the county less than one fam.
lily in ten we're deatituts o! tho Word
OF God.
Mr.. Lsmdiu says: REALLY hsye nevor
canvassod u county that makes so good q
showing, and have 30 far found lass desti-
tuition OF the Scriptures than 10 any
county in West Virginia."
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A LEAGUE OF newspaper ball players Ia
snggeOted. 1t would probably be com.
posed Of tho gentlemen who sit In their
sanctums and tell how the games ought
to have COMO and why. Wouldn't 1t
J,o,-t
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"ooDnrnr, l.. l., n. Y, May l7.-Burg.
lar last night entered the residence oil
John A. GhCuyer, President Of tho Rock.
AWAY StnepIs Chase Association, and
carried sYay over 5000 worth OF silver
ware.
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AT Now iork-1ndisnApolia, 6; New
York, %.
At Washiugson-Chicsgo, G; Washing
ton, II.
At Ph:laaelphia-DetIoit, 10; Philadol-
'phis, .,
At Bosion--Pi:isburah, .; Boston, TO-
At Cincinuati-BrookIyn, HI; Ciucin-
natl, 10.
A, AT Louisville = Baltimore, g.. Louis-
vile, H.
At St. Louis-Athletic, 4; St. Louis, >.
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Italy nnd the Vatican.

FIoRxSCr. Mny l7.-signor Fssaari,
member Of tho Chamber Of Deputies,
writes 10 Lana'ione that he believes Nh
entente between Italy and tho Vatican
could easily DO attained II tho Pope would
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tho banks In the city were closed and the
students Ia the Univorsity were lot loose.
Many Of these with crowds OF desperate
looking roagits, WHO'S only glory tn lie
seemed to DO q row or riot, were organ.
lied In compact band md excited little
SUSPICION, because they said never word
until their time came,
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GARLAND needs q long rest, but the
President has hardened his heart,
IsS'r there enough Ignorance in all New
York to supply a jury to try Jake Sharp

TnE President might try the experiment
Of appointing to tho Supreme Court va.
cancy fairly young man, and let him
grow up with the business. .f I,
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Mn, ANDREW CARNEGIE strikes tbs
American chord and makes 1t sing "Hail
Columb!a!" Mr.. Carnegie Is good deal
more than mere rich man,
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GEne G,ttelliqsttear;..
ONCE, Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth stroet.

PERSONS earring he city Jor he Ra.on, aad ,ua.
rn irattsa,, can hare the DAILY IsrrLiIoEscEn
NAILED to eu, postpaid, for 05 eents per month, he
aIilrtu being changed as often as desired. g5
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Earned runs, Akron, 2. Twobcse hits, I'LL and
Bases on balls by Mallory, 2: by IrwIu, 0. lit by
pitcheI ball; ElllI2. Passed balls, Eliii, l. wild
pitches, Irwin, ?. Time Of game, 1855 Umpire,
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Special Dispatch 10 The In.e!lgenctr.
CoLuMpus, O., May 1.-THE home club
was ou.played all around to-day. The
hsttertra were Hendiboe and Murphy,
England and Delshanty. The Visiting
club was much The more effective, The
following is the score:
lnninss,....-.-........l . Z 1 667S
Columbus ........"....-..l = . Iii 0 o / o. &
Mhnslleid'..".... "."".."O 5 2 . 1 0 lilo
The home csnb hsd Two earned runs and
the visitors none, getting their runs on
errors.
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Base hits-Steubeuville, Il ; Kalamazoo,
u. Erroys-S'enbenyille, .; Kalamazoo,
3. Home runs-Nicholson .. Batteries2
Carroll aud Fsnning; Watson and Dillon.
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Mr.. William II. Lamdin has sent the
following report OF his work in Ohio coun
" to Raw. DR.. Cooke, President OF the
Wheeling und Ohio County Bible Society
Work Tor one month In Ol,io collniY-
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Knlnmnzuo's Close Call.


siNcid! Dispatch 10 Re InieaigmeT.
6TEunE.viLLE. May 1T.-Kalamszoo had
a very close call to-day. The home team
piled up errora in the last inning, allowing
the visitors TO make runs. Bishops um-
p!ripg was rank. Both clubs suffered
equally. Score;
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man waa knocked down by blow Of q
stick and FREQ fight followed
among the 0rangemen, who again set
up dismal howling.1 We to-day are the
party Of law and order, and we defy any.
body todenyit. (Cheers and groans. Soy.
efal voices cried "bravo 0'Brlenl" "Ths
heart Of Ireland Is at your back" shouted
another, land tho heart Of Canada" cried
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
Ursuline

TIL e concert at the Uursulins Con-
vent tonight should be well attended.
The Sisters are faithful and efficient
teachers and use p~ainstaking care In
the education of the pupils under their
charge, and especially the musical
part of the course. Many citizens
send their children TO the school "
day scholars, while the convent has
many who come from all over the ter
ritory. To-night's concert will no
doubt show to the best advantage. the
avdanced ways and methods by which
these good Sisters teach the young pro-
fciency In musical art. The walk is
q pleasant one and everyone who can.
should patronize a deserving and
worthy object, rs 1t surely lie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
Cord Wood for settierx,

On the 9TH Of June Special Agent
]. +. Downsy Of the genera land Office
reported to Commissioner Sparks that
he had found q lot Of cord wood piled
up on Tongue river. that came into
the possession of the government two
years ago; also that this wood was
going into decay and wal now of no
commercial value. Agent Downey
recommended that settlers be allowed
10 remove this wood for domestic pur-
poses, and has received the following
order from the general land office:
"You will notify the settlers upon
whose lands the wood Is reported TO be
lying that no objection will be inter.
posed by this Office TO their removing
10 for their own individual domestic
use ~ fuel; but they will not be allow
% 10 cell 1t. or any portion Of 1t under
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

Patrick Bros, owners of the P X
brand, whose range Is on upper
Tongue river, have purchased the she
cattle owned by Messrs. Organ & Phil
lips, believed to number upwards Of q
thousand head which, when gathered
are to be moved to Patrick Bros P X
ranch on Tongue river. The Pstricks
also purchased 800 Hereford cows and
heifers and sixty bulls of the same
breeding from Mr.. Phillips Iowa
farm which stock Is also to be taken to
the Patrick range.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

l.. G. Dear has returned from . fly.
ing trip 10 his'ranch near Forsyth. The
roundup having finished its work In
that vicinity he ls able TO makes fair
estimate Of his losses during the win.
ter, and puts them at q trifie above
fifty per cent. or his stock those that
obtained shelter-by breaking into his
shack-all died, but the rest managed
to weather the storm. Lutte reports .
two foot rise In the Yellowstone yes.
terday and the ferry boat cable at For
syth was broken by q big tree that
swept down the river just ~ he was
about to make the crossing, but which
came soon enough to clear him OF an
accident. His hay land 10 ready for
the mower. and q big crop will be cut
this season, certainly enough to iced
his stock during the winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

Prof. T j. Porter, who has for ten
days past been roughing 1t with 'the
boys'' on Sunday creek and the Big
Dry, returned to Miles yesterday
afternoon, closing his experience with
q 36-mile horseback jaunt. He went
out with F. A. Lisk and returned
with q pickup" Prof. Porter
brought back with him q nos that
once was the perfection of beauty.
but that now, alas, bears the glow
found on the pallet Of the big-bellied
bottle that stand-or at least used to
stand-on the side board In the good
old times. But the Professor does not
use that kind of q brush, and the
merry tint that now adorhs the tip Of
his classic proboscis must have been
caught from the swift winds and al.
kali waters for which the territory of
Montana north Of the Yellowstone 10
noted,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

BALDWIN THEATRE. - Frederick
Warde commenced his engagement
last night before . fairly large audi
ence. Virginius 10 . familIarIplsy to
most theatre goers, and IL 10 only an
exceptional actor who can awaken in
terest in the oft-told story. To the
rising generation II should be . study.
Not only does 1t afford opportunity for
acting OF the highest order, but Ii
teaches q good moral. Whether Vir-
ginius was justified In killing his
daughter TO save her from her power.
full prosecutor is aquestion upon which
there will always be q difference of
opinion, But the action and senti.
ment lead up to this conclusion 30
naturally that the death of the girl at
the hand of her father becomes 9 dra-
matte necessity. In the first act the
intense love of Virginius FOR his
daughter is depicted. The man also is
of a nature that cannot compromise
with honor. For one who falls below
his ideal, death only remains. The
alternative In this play is death or
conspicuous shame. Mr.. Warde does
not deeply impress the audience until
the fourth act In which Virginius
hears Of the danger that threatens his
daughter. From that scene on his
acting is intense and powerful. There
is q touch Of natural pathos In his
pleading that reaches the hearts Of his
auditors more quickly than an exhibi-
ton of mere force and determination.
The father exhausts every possible
means Of saving his daughter before
he resorts to the weapon o fdeath. The
dungeon scene, In which Virginius 10
discovered k~neeling over the body Of
his victim is q picture worthy Of
Booth. Mr.. Warde has brought a good
company with him.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29


An Atchison (Kan.) colored mail
carrier, says In the following account:
I have been In the U. 8. p. o. employ
a. O mail carrier for several years.
My attention was called 10 the Louisi-
n State Lottery, and made up my
mind that I would buy . ticket. For
seven consecutive months I invested
n dollar . month 10 regularly ~ the
month came, and up TO April l drew q
blank. I concluded to 60 one dollar
more, and l was going to quit. I sent
my dollar as before to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, and received ticket
number %, S99, and found that I had
drawn q prize Of 5000, and deposited
1t in the Exchange National Bank of
this city.-Atchison (Kas.) Champion,
May 8.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

DR. Barber. resident physician at the
cowboy hospital at Fetterman, Wyo.,
has been In . critical state for q week
past from blood poisoning, but is now
reported out OF danger. DR.. Barber 10
an excellent surgeon and physician, is
extremely popular with the people
and his death would be 10 the nature
ola calamity TO the community In
which be 10 located.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

The ferry which crosses the Yellow.
stone at Forsyth and owned by
Fletcher and FarnuD, met with an
accident yesterday which will take
several days to repair. A huge tree
coming rapidly down the river struck
the cable amidships. which parted IL
from its mooriDgs on the north side.
Mr.. Dear, who was waiting on the
bank, narrowly escaped the cable as it
few into the river
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

On the 10Th Of this month there ar
rived at Cheyenne, Wyoming, 4,4sl
head of Texas cattle for the Lee-Scott
cattle company, whose range is on the
north side Of the Yellowstone. They
win be driven from Cheyenne to their
range. reaching here early in August.
The herd consists Of 1924 yearling
heIfers, 2,l2s yearling steers and 259
tw0-year.olds.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

any circumstances whatever" About
100 cords o: this wood lies on what
will be, when surveyed, section as,
township l south, or close thereto.
George Burch has taken q squstter's
claim within q few hundred yards Of
one pile Of the wood. Other settlers In
that nelghborhood who find this cord
wood on their land may take it - di.
rected In the order above quoted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
Notice of Meeslno.

Notice Is hereby given that the COM
missioners OF Custer county will meet
In special session on Friday, July
let, 1t the ofice Of the county clerk at
Miles City, M. T., for the Transaction
OF such business q may properly come
before them.
By order Of the hoard Of County Com.
missionen. L. c. DEAR, Clerk.
Dated, Miles City, June q, 1881.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
LOCAL TIE MS.


TweedIedum md ~Twesdisdss.
You 10 upon the board Of trade
Where margin merchants meet,
And take some little options
On January wheat;
You watch the little ticker.
Till the hands swing round the ring,
Then you find your little Doodle
Has gone q glimmering.
Y-rr- That's business.
You 70 into q faro bank
And buy Q stack Of chips,
And watch the cards come from the
Which the dealer deity fips. [box
When your head is dull and aching,
At the break Of day,
You see that fiokle fortune
Has gone the other way.
That's gambling. Eek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
Masanic Notice.

A stated communication Of Yellow
stone Lodge No. 20, A. F. & A. NJ,
will be held this. Wednesday. evening
at $50 o'clock. A full attendance 10
desired. BY order w. M.
8. GORDON, Sec.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

According 70 Q recent order from de-
partment headquarters, troop A,
Seventh Cavalry will be ordered
TO q new location In q few days. This
is the only troop Of the seventh sta
toned at Keogh, and is differed by
Capt. Maylon and Lieutenant Fuller.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
A Multitude Of Ailments.

The ailments which anniet the kidneys and blad.
DER are SO numerous. that merely 10 name them
would oil . space far outrunnins the limits Of this
article. sufhos IL to say, that that they arc both
obstinate and dangerous. To their prevention
Hostetters stomach Bitser are well adapted. The
sumulus which 81 lends 10 the action Of the kid
neys when they are lsthargie, ssreve 10 counisract
q tendency In them 10 lapse nrst, into . state Of
pernieious inactivity. and afterward into one Of
positive organic disssss, which soon destroys their
delicate intssuments, pcisons the blood and causes
asa.h' "A double purpose 10 served by this depu.
rent " promotes activity Of the kidneys and az.
pels impwiue. from thu blood which bsve no nat.
ural channel OF outlet, ercept those organs. Con.
stipAtion. biiiousnsss, fever ana aFus. r~heumstism
sna dyspspsia, arc also rsmsdssd BY this medicine
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

Both trains were late this morning.
No. / Is delayed upward Of seven hours
by /. washout east of GIendive and No.
2 10 chemically late.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
WTIATEO BLOOD
ScnfdolS Inherited and Contagious
Hln0s Cured by Cudclra.

THROUGH the medium Of one Of your books re.
ceiyed through Mr.. Frank 7. wray. Druggist
Apollo, Pa, 1 became acqu ainted With your Cur.
cURA REMEDIES. and take this opportunity TO ties.
tify to you that their use has permanently cured
me OF one Of the wont cases Of blood poisoning. In
connection with srvsipelas. that | have ever seen,
and this after having been pronounced incurable
~ some OF thu best physicians In our country. !
take great pleasure In forwarding tina tstimonial.
unsolicited as IL Is By you, In order thst Others sui.
iering from similar nsladiss may BE- encouraged
to give your CUrIcURA RKMRDIEs Q trial,
p. S. wHITLIN0ER, Leschhurg, Pa.
keference:FRAsK I. WRAY, Druggist. Apollo. Pa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

From q private letter II is learned
that DIR. Wood 10 doing splendidly at
bis post At the Mammoth Hot Springs
hotel. Tourists are beginning to ar
rive in large numbers and the change
in climate proves q boon for that rustl.
ing member of the medical fraternity,
who has q corner on the sick Of the
National Park hotel association.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

1t looks very much a though a spell
Of hot, dry weather was about to settle
upon this section. With the few days
Of dry weather the ground is becom.
Ing baked aud the grass is curing.
This is q little early, although not un-
expected.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

The absence Of the electric light on
our streets is particularly noticeable.
It's absence will beget greater apprecia-
ton when the plant 10 again In work.
ing order.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

The editorial staff Of this paper met
with an accident last evening while
out riding. In crossing the railroad
track below the town the running
gear broke away and the journey was
mostly resumed on foot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

4th. To back his challenge. Messrs.
Crismon and Herman have deposited
$500 forfeit money with o. ID. Marx. Of
the Rocky Mountain hotel at Evans
ton, Wyo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

At the meeting of the Wyoming
Hereford association 4. Maggie was
elected president and treasurer. Bert
Richie, secretary, and g. F. Morgan
general manager. The directors elect
cd are Messrs. Thos. Swan. Charles
ANTHONY and e. Boulter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
uICERs

James Z. Richardson, Custom House, New Or.
leans. on oath says: ''In 1870 scrofulous Ulcers
broke out on my body until I was Q mass Of cor
ruption. Everything known tothe medical faculty
was tried in vain. ] became q mere wreck. Al
times could not lin my hands to my head. could
not turn In bed; was in constant pain, and looked
upon life as q curse. No relief or cure In ten years.
In 1850 ! heard Of the 0uTIcURA REMRDIEs. used
them, and was perfectly cured"
sworn 10 before D. Soon. J. d. CRAWFORD
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

John w. Carter, general manager Of
the Atlantic live stock company, has
returned from q months outing on the
Sunday creek range.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
Wanted.

Two good carpenters, one plasterer
and one lather, to lath about six thou.
sand yards of lathing. Address
HEALy BROS. Rotten Grass, Mont,
Via Crow Agency.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
Notice OF Meeting.

All members Of the Deutcher Fort
schritts Verein will meet at their hal
Wednesday night at $50 o'clock, al
important business is to be transacted.
A full attendance 10 desired.
G.. p. SLATER, President.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

G. NJ. Lee, C. b. Preston & Co.'s
manager, Is In the city from their
Rosebud ranch. The outfit was most
fortunate during the winter. their
round-u, showing . loss not exceeding
Is Der cent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

A man says he has just made q
"Kathleen Mavourneen" loan. ut
may be for years. and It may be for
ever.u-Ex.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

Mrs. ]. J. Walk, Of Billings, who
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Eph Davis, leaves this morning for
her home.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

Recently the Police Gazette CON.
tained a picture of Oscar Quinn and
designated him rs the king Of the COW
boys ard also called him the best
bronoho rider In Wyoming. Now
George Hereford differs with this and
challenges him TO ride unbroken
bronchos and tie down wild steers for
any amount from $500 upward on July
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

The Messrs. Neidringhaus yesterday
visited the north side roundup and
put In the whole day taking observa.
tions Of the, to them, unusual perform.
anoe. They returned at about dark,
fully impressed with the exigencies of
the life Of O COW puncher.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

Walter Glib and his protege. James
Geddes, have opened bachelor apart
ments on Pleasant street. Administer
carpets. marble top dressers and as
coy 4 place as one chances to see. A
nice cool cellar Is connected with the
house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29

The rate for round trip crossing on
the government ferry aero Tongue
river has been reduced one-half. Que
horse rigs are now taxed but fifty cents
and double teams seventy-five cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof. Bach Is sole agent for An
heuser-B ush st. Louis ksg beer, Sell
denbsrg's hne Kew West and La Con
fsssion, celebrated Cuban handmade
ciggrs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-29
For Sale.

One span of work horses, NJ span
of mules, wagon and harness, one
saddle horse. = T. j. BRYAN 4 Co.